Most large US employers say they want to integrate virtual visits with in-person care, per a new report.
LyGenesis looks to disrupt the world of liver transplants: The company is trialing a procedure that gives multiple mini livers to those suffering from liver disease.
A new Morgan Stanley report details how only 2% of Prime members use Amazon Pharmacy.
Peloton’s adult user base in the US is still expanding, but year-over-year growth will continue to decelerate from its record high of 115.3% in 2020. From next year through 2026, growth will slow to single digits.
A patient-focused AI system: A smartphone test harnesses AI to predict and detect falls among lower-limb amputees. It’s an example of how AI can directly benefit patients and reduce complications.
We detail what the acquisition could mean for each healthcare giant’s strategy.
Wider wearables acceptance due to wellness benefits: Smartwatches and trackers are helping consumers track their vitals. A majority of users say the devices help improve fitness and health.
China’s loss is Vietnam’s gain: Apple is diversifying production into Southeast Asia as US relations with China deteriorate. Confidence in Vietnam’s production scalability could accelerate the shift away from China.
We detail nurse staffing solution Incredible Health’s latest $80M raise, and explore what it means for similar startups.
We unpack the potential for cheaper consumer health devices as the FDA makes hearing aids directly available.